Goodman’s 2009 Year in Review
Jan/100
The 2009 Year in Review Goodman Report has come out, in case any of you guys aren’t subscribers there. Its a fantastic review on the Year’s Multi-Family commercial real estate trends and comparisons.
Check out the 2009 Year-in-Review Goodman report here:
http://goodmanreport.com/GetPubFile.asp?file=217&type=1
New July 2009 Goodman Market Report
Jul/090
The Goodman`s have released their July Market report which compiles data from the first six months of the year and watches trends and compares whem with previous periods. A very interesting report for the multi-family investor and broker.
May 2009 CBRE Office Occupancy Report
Jul/090
CBRE released that May report last month. While its not new news, its still useful and pertinent information that is a good read if you haven’t taken a look yet. Plus it has CB’s fancy branding and design, which is always very well done.
Retail Lease Rates Spring 2009 Report
Jul/090
Might be a month late on this one, but still an interesting read. This is a report from Colliers International with all the top Global Retail Centres and their rates. Top retail corridors in the US including 5th Avenue and Madison Avenue in New York saw decreases in lease rates of $250 and $350 per square foot per annum respectively.. which is a huge drop.
See the attached PDF article for more info an comparisons of the most expensive retail rents in the world:
Vancouver Resale Homes Continue to Rise in May
Jun/090
Canada Real Estate Association statistics are out for May, and they show seasonally adjusted sales increases of 8 percent for Vancouver. While not directly related to commercial real estate, an increase in residential real estate sales indicates consumer confidence and a return to a balanced economy. This is good news for the Commercial Investor.
Original Article:
CREA Article
Vancouver Sun Real Estate
- Photos: Denise Rich’s outrageous pad among the top NYC listings over $60 million US
- Video: Housing market expected to keep rising
- Vancouver condo market on watch list as real estate balloon deflates
- Federal government urged to support rental-housing market
- U.S. house prices show unexpected November decline